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Good Vibrations? 850

posted by  lhealey on  Tue Oct 17 03:07 CST 2006
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I will definitely be doing this once I get familiar with the car. It's one of those weird situations where it vibrates to the point I'm asking myself if I have an exhaust leak, or it's just noise transmitted through the firewall (or both...)

It's a new-to-me car, so I'm just not use to driving it yet. But if there are ways to make it smooth and quiet the vibration noise like the longitudinal 6 cylinder, I'm all ears. The front, rubber bushing in that torque rod (engine side) looks fine. The pivoting metal one on the firewall side, I have no idea. But it'd be nice to have something softer in there to quell the shakes.





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